Innocence
by conglett

Comment:
This is precious

At the railway station
by RUEDISCHMUTZ

Comment:
Although nomally its more pleasing to the eye to have the figure entering the frame, in this case the opposite works well. Love the cold feeling and isolation. Great photo

A Portrait of An Artist
by librodo

Comment:
I love the duplication of shapes between his tattoo and the background. Powerful shot

Boldly going...
by bucket

Comment:
Very reminicient of Sally Mann. Great shot, so pure and innocent

Hoi An Beauty
by highprice

Comment:
The subject has great interest, but the focus seems a little soft. Also the colors are a bit muted, which probably could be fixed with some color saturatuion.

Sneaking A Peek
by TommyMoe21

Comment:
There is something about a giraffe that you just have to love. Personally I feel that the subject is too "dead center" for this photo to be as good as its potential. If you cropped the tree trunk out of the left part of the photo it would move his eyes into the top left "rule of thirds" position. The exposure is very nice, no harsh shadows or glaring highlights. Good photo, with the possibily or becoming great with a little work.

Barbara

Message edited by author 2005-04-19 21:42:00.

Virginia's Hills
by npage

Comment:
I just moved from Virginia, and I do miss this scene. Great job with adding an interesting foreground. Exposure is top notch!

St. Joseph's Church
by hopper

Comment:
I have a hard time believing this is abandoned from this shot

Psalm-62.jpg
by jpochard

Comment:
Stunning! This is a photo that will become a true keepsake.

Conga Rose II (square)
by hankins

Comment:
I love how you have kept the whites dazzlinh without blowing out any of the highlights. A stunning study in white